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Rahman Mridha

  • Researcher & Former Director, Pfizer, Sweden

Rahman Mridha: Researcher & Former Director, Pfizer, Sweden
Poison in name of medicine: The invisible war of medical trade against humanity
Poison in name of medicine:

Poison in name of medicine: The invisible war of medical trade against humanity

The advancement of medical science has taken the world to an unprecedented height today. Human life expectancy has increased, methods of curing diseases have improved—but hidden behind this progress lies a cruel reality: medicine has now become a profitable business, and human beings have turned into laboratory subjects.

United Nations : On verge of collapse or at threshold of reform?
United Nations : On verge of collapse or at threshold of reform?

United Nations : On verge of collapse or at threshold of reform?

Born out of the ruins of the Second World War in 1945, the United Nations was created with the hope of ensuring peace, justice and security for humanity. Its aim was to establish a global platform where all states would participate equally and disputes would be resolved through dialogue, not conflict. But after nearly eight decades the question arises—has the UN fulfilled its mission, or is it now standing at the edge of collapse?

When will Bengalis be freed from limitations of stomach
limitations of stomach

When will Bengalis be freed from limitations of stomach

Shakespeare’s Hamlet, trapped in his own dilemmas and uncertainties, failed to shoulder the responsibilities of kingship. When Hamlet was paralysed by his own crisis, the future of the kingdom too stood in peril. The picture of our Bangladesh is no less grim. Fifty-four long years have passed since independence, yet we remain like Hamlet—entangled in inner conflicts and selfishness—unable to take the right decisions for the nation. The lure of comfort, indulgence and selfish desires has shackled our thinking power, while politics too is caught in a web of confusion and rivalry.

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